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CRYPTOcard revamps authentication suite

Offers new alternatives to hardware tokens

Microsoft Q2 revenue up 14% to $19.02bn

Demand for Windows 7 led to positive top-line growth

Trusted Computer Solutions adds Novell SUSE support for automated OS hardening tool

Offers role-based access control

PC market on the up: Gartner

But no enterprise lift until late 2010

Microsoft plans light New Year Patch Tuesday

No fix for potential denial-of-service attack

Google unveils Nexus One ‘superphone’

UK release soon

Wind River releases new version of embedded real-time OS

Expands multicore processor support to include latest processors from ARM, Cavium, Freescale, Intel and RMI

The Techies of the Noughties

CBR’s editorial team here unveils its choice of the 20 Most Influential Technologists of the Decade. Jason Stamper picks through the wreckage of a decade that began with the dot-com crash, and ended in recession.

MontaVista, CriticalBlue team up to expand prism integrations

Prism products to be available on MontaVista Linux 6 and carrier grade editions

European Commission accepts Microsoft's browser offer

Users to choose their choice of web browser with Windows OS

Microsoft readies decade’s final Patch Tuesday

Critical flaw in IE on the fix list

Seventh heaven?

Concurrent releases new version of RedHawk Linux OS

Google unveils Chrome OS

Google plans Chrome OS demo

Red Hat releases new version of open source operating system

Microsoft opens Windows 7 branding opportunities

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The Techies of the Noughties

CBR’s editorial team here unveils its choice of the 20 Most Influential Technologists of the Decade. Jason Stamper picks through the wreckage of a decade that began with the dot-com crash, and ended in recession.

Seventh heaven?

October saw the release of Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 7. With XP now nearly ten years old and Vista generally bypassing the enterprise, should businesses be looking to upgrade, and what are the pitfalls they should be wary of? Steve Evans finds out.

Cloudy skies?

Jason Stamper looks beyond the ‘cloud computing’ hype to ask what it really is, and just as crucially, what it is not.

Windows versus Apple on the High Street

What is Microsoft hoping to achieve with its chain of retail stores? Can it compete with Apple? Steve Evans investigates.

Microsoft catching up with rivals at 2009 Mobile World Congress

Microsoft has used the 2009 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to launch its new mobile operating system and a range of online services including My Phone and Windows Marketplace for Mobile. Microsoft is aiming to appeal to the mass market of tech-savvy consumers who expect their mobile devices to be more than just a phone, and has hinted that these new launches are just the beginning.

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